Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-21

His Arrival and Recepsfon--Another
nostiIc Demonstration.
nv teiagranb IN the DispRtch-1

KIScs7vS. ONT, MAY 20.- the Ottawa
reception TO William UBiien has ontuoue
al thal lts most sangnlne organizers eA-
pecied. From the time OF the arrival on inc
parry until their departure at hali-pSt /.
TO-DAY u was one continu0us mafcn OF
triun ph on the part Of their friends, ana
expressions OF indignation NJ the conduct
Of the Orange rogJips Of Toronto were
uttered by many OF their opponents. Tue
BANQUET az the Russell House last night was
rot tower ull 9 o'clock. and this morning Dr.
Hunter visited Mr. WBrien. He found
some bruises on his sides, which continue
10 pain him greatly. O'Brien was upearly
to-day. sDd. in company with his iaithiul
body. guard OF New Yorkand Chicago cor
respondents, was taken1n charge Dy tue
Cltizfn's Committee and driven to Ottawa
University, where he met with most en-
ibusisS;ic reception from the professors
and students.
Tie party next drove around Pdrhament
square aud then continued their Journey 70
the railroad station to catch the l2:5) L. VI.
train for Kingston. Az SharDot lake. nIIy
miles from here. deputaton OF prominent
Organizers Of the O'Brien Reception Com.
mitlee OF Kingston boarded the traia and
greeted O'Buen, whom they cOnsrdtd-
latcQ on his nnrIOW teCapc.
KINGSTON, ONT, May ga crowd OF
persons greeted O'Brien as he stepped
out OF The car at the station here. The party
was driven 10 the Burnett House, where a
large crowd had collected. whicn heartily
cheered. A battery OF the Dominion regu'
lar artillery corps WIS held IN readiness,
fully armed and equipped, at the barracks
In Onlsrio street. The Fourteenth (Prlnce
% WalCs's OWN rifles were missed at the
irill-shed on Union street. Besides this,
q large number OF special constables were
sworn in TO aid the ordinary police force.
On arriving at the skating rink, wnere
he meeting was held, the crowds, all
O'Bricn sympathiZers, were found gitbcr'
cd around the buildiug and along the side
walk. Not an opposing voice was heard
nor q suspicious or rowdy-lookiug person
seen lurking in any quarter. The audi
cnce which assembled numbered about
1900 persons, many OF whom were women,
and all Of whom listened attentively.
They were as enthusiastic and responsive
TO OBIipn's eloqueDce A. any in Canada.
when O'Brien had finished speaking, the
UNEXPECTED and somewhat 0min0us calm
was for The first time broken.
II was $50 o'clock when Dennis Kill
BRIDE hogan lis statement. aud thea the
Grsl roi.c was heard outside the ball, where
several hundred men and boys had col
lected. crylng HGOd Save the Queen and
groaping for O'Brieu. Every cheer which
went M inside tie ball was announced by
a loud roar and an angry response from
without. The crowd outside had swollen
TO immense proportions. ana had ample
material i'm the street with which 70 carry
out any murderous design thew might nave.
AT lcrgth the meeting was brought TO an
md BY 4 lew remarks from the chairman,
who told the audience 10 80 home peace
ably. Then the people started to 90 out,
O'Brieu being in the rear. OBrien's
friends hurried him t. the front, and he
stoned on the Sidewalk, wearing the
Usual tall hat. The moment the Orange
men on the opposite side OF TIE street saw
him tbev raised savage yells Of vengeance,
and, with cries OF There he il " rushed
across tue street. Broken stones and
cobbltston,s then began living like hail.
Women screamed and general confusion
reigncd. cab, they're at it again!' said
O'Bricn ia tone OF mOurniul regret more
than anger. Yes! yes!" roared the mob.
"Thcre he Is; drag BIN out here on NE
street: kill him; choke him; tear HIN
asun1cr!" And they almost burst through
O'Bri,n's bOdy-guard, which consisted OF
American correspondents and local otl:la.s
Of the National Le2sue, 4 man changed
hats WITH O'Brion, - that worn
by the latter had furnished a tar
get for the mob, and rs the party
doubled into wellington street another
shower OF bricks aud broken stones came
crashing through the crowd. O'Briea aud
BIS frients bent their heads, bit received
n oil
New York sun correspondent, and J. NJ.
Wall. REPRESENTATIVE Of the New York
Tr,I,pe. caught up with O'Brien just on
the sioop leading to the house OF John
Newman, Protestant. on Midway street,
between " liam and Johnston streets.
The doors Were opened, and q shower OF
missiles a-5in came across the street.
Tie crowd urged when Wall and Kellogg
were Gun. 10 TIE ground and O'Bricn Dis
orncarcd evidently mo Newman's house,
I'M up 10 Bee Iresent time nobody Is GER
I'm oi Tbs Tor 10 one really SHOWS where
MOI. Tie door 81 NeHman's house was
hsrrrd fiy,, IS, and Wall and Kellogg, with
ii Roll. Tomas Sullivan, aud }. J.
ConwclI. a. the Chicago Nws. rushed
Ground through the Vinegar WORK, on On'
tYrio street sor TIC purpose o. getting Into
tie house D. lhe back entrance. Inc MOP
however, .frc,pted them and they hId to
fv for theig i"cs.
The CdEldi0H Fireman, the Irish'Cath)-
lie organ, on Brock street, was wrecked.
Two hour. lad now elapsed since She first
attack was made. Nobody knew where
O'Bricn wa. hut he Tas at last discovered
at the hot r Of Peter Deylin. Tbe latter
quietly notified the police, and guard was
,euf 10 escort MIN to the Burnett House.
O'Brien he'd escaped into the house Of IN
Craugeman ramed Donneliy, who snug
en q bin through the Tcar lot into Deylln's
premises.
After O'pIicn wls >a'e at his hotel The
uiyor offered bin military aud police pro-
ieciioD. which O'Brcu rejected With sar-
ca,m. iIe said protection bad not been given
wE,n il would have Leon >eryicelbie, and
thcle IA, now no occasion Tor il.